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What is uttered from the heart alone will win the hearts of others to your own.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
On my rounds of the soup kitchens, I learned more than fine distinctions among bad foods. I learned the patience engendered by interminable waiting. I learned the deferential glance, a useful grace that gets one past the guards unchallenged.
ByDavid GrantBucky, it’s Tuesday, May 9. I’m in the records vault using the old IBM to hammer this one out to you, my dictaphone account of how it went the last night at our house and about my return to Trent (still minimum security).
ByScott Warren TaylorI liked my truck. I liked to put all my blocks in the back and cart them from room to room. But I loved Merry’s doll.
ByAndrew RamerWe went past the Allied checkpoint, past the American, the Brit, and the Frenchman, past the sign in more languages than we could read — YOU ARE NOW LEAVING THE AMERICAN SECTOR.
ByDonald N. S. UngerFatima remembers the infant eyes closing against the first handfuls of dirt. She stopped moving almost immediately, as if the sheerest blanket of earth were too heavy.
ByDiana Abu-Jaber